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Tesla Model Q Could Be Tesla’s “Affordable” EV After All

Tesla Model Q Could Be Tesla’s “Affordable” EV After All

Tesla’s on-again/off-again effort to develop an affordable EV may be on again, at least according to a report by Deutsche Bank. It issued a new report claiming the automaker will launch a new vehicle that could come in under $30,000 in the U.S. — at least with the help of federal tax credits, though those may go underway when the Trump administration returns to the White House next year. Get details at Headlight.News.

NHTSA Opens Investigation into 2.4 Million FSD-Equipped Teslas

NHTSA Opens Investigation into 2.4 Million FSD-Equipped Teslas

Just days after showing off nearly two dozen Cybercabs running on Full Self-Driving, Tesla finds itself being investigated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The feds are examining 2.4 million FSD-equipped vehicles due to issues driving in “reduced visibility conditions,” including a fatality. Find out more at Headlight.News.

Wall Street Wary About Tesla’s Shift from EVs to Robotaxis

Wall Street Wary About Tesla’s Shift from EVs to Robotaxis

Tesla appears to be planning a shift away from its once groundbreaking EVs to put more focus on a line of robots and robotaxis but that has generated some significant pushback from investors who question the new business model announced by CEO Elon Musk during a flashy Hollywood rollout last week.

Tesla Cybercab Highlights Elon Musk’s Glimpse into the Future

Tesla Cybercab Highlights Elon Musk’s Glimpse into the Future

An ebullient Elon Musk took to the stage Thursday night not just to show off the long-awaited Cybercab, Tesla’s CEO offered a peek at what his idea of what the future should be, and that kicks off sometime near the end of 2026 when the first Cybercabs go into production. Get details at Headlight.News.

Elon Musk Admits Cybertruck Is Too Expensive, Says it Needs to be More Affordable

Elon Musk Admits Cybertruck Is Too Expensive, Says it Needs to be More Affordable

Tesla’s Cybertruck is arguably one of the most polarizing models on the market today but while the truck has gathered plenty of publicity for the EV company, the truck has proven to be far from perfect with recalls and other issues giving Tesla and founder Elon Musk a growing headache. However, the CEO appears to have finally admitted that the truck is too expensive for its audience.